The two Supreme Court cases that could still shape the midterms
- California holds chaotic gubernatorial primary with 61 candidates and no clear Democratic frontrunner.
- Anthropic files for IPO, marking first major AI company to go public amid explosive 80x growth.
- OpenAI faces lawsuit from Florida over alleged harm to minors and potential role
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